Allow to install the bundle without Symfony security #912
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Wohoo. Thank you for merging |
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Was part of 5.2.0, released yesterday. |
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I have a semi small micro service running Symfony. We dont use any security feature (it is a private network). I would love to use this package but I also dont want to install dependencies not needed.
I saw that the
symfony/security-coreandsymfony/security-httppackages are only used inLoginListener. I added check to remove that service ifsymfony/security-coreis not installed. I also improved the logic betweensrc/Resources/config/services.xmland the compiler pass.Merging this will not affect existing users, since they either have
symfony/security-corerequired or they are not using it.There is one edge case though. Someone installed this package, configure security (without
symfony/security-bundle) AND did not specifysymfony/security-corein their composer.json. I find that extremely unlikely but I thought I would mention it.